The Columbine High School mass shooting's death toll has risen from 13 to 14 following the death of Anne Marie Hochhalter, who was paralyzed in the 1999 tragedy. Her death, classified as a homicide, stemmed from complications related to her injuries, specifically sepsis caused by paraplegia resulting from gunshot wounds. The forensic pathologist's report highlights the long-term effects of the shooting, which initially killed 12 students and a teacher, marking it as one of the deadliest school attacks in U.S. history.
Anne Marie Hochhalter's recent death has been classified as a homicide, bringing the total number of victims from the Columbine High School shooting to 14.
The autopsy report identified complications from paraplegia due to gunshot wounds as significant factors contributing to Hochhalter's death from sepsis.
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